Friday, November 10, 2023

From @FWMission ... Friday Story: “You helped make this happen in October”

Founded in 2001, Free Wheelchair Mission is an international nonprofit organization dedicated to providing wheelchairs for the impoverished disabled in developing nations. Headquartered in Irvine, California, FWM works around the world in partnership with a vast network of humanitarian, faith-based and government organizations, sending wheelchairs to hundreds of thousands of disabled people, providing not only the gift of mobility, but of dignity, independence, and hope.



Friday Story: “You helped make this happen in October"

Wheelchair Arrivals
In October, 2,598 wheelchairs arrived in China, Kenya, Pakistan, and Uganda, with more en route to Chile, Ecuador, Eswatini, Jamaica, Nicaragua, and Paraguay, thanks to your prayers and support.

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Season of Giving: Gifts that Make a Difference
Give meaningful gifts that make a difference this holiday season!

• Free Wheelchair Mission Christmas and Holiday Cards, which gift a free wheelchair to someone in a developing country who desperately needs one but cannot afford one. E-Cards are also available.
• Miracle Wheels: The Story of a Mission to Bring Mobility to the World, the book by Don Schoendorfer, the proceeds of which will go towards providing new wheelchairs.
The Dignity Bracelet, which represents one wheelchair given.
• Or, you can give a donation as part of our “Season of Giving.” Make a tax-deductible, year-end gift by December 31 to take advantage of current tax laws.


Whether you order cards and books or make a donation, your transforming gift will provide more than just mobility. It will offer renewed hope, freedom, and independence.

To order cards or donate, visit FreeWheelchairMission.org/Season ...


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